Har Monologue from The Countess of Escarbagnas

From The Countess of Escarbagnas by Molière

male · defiant · 50 sec

Ah! 'sdeath! If there is anything bad here, it is not my swearing, but your actions; and it would be much better for you to swear by heaven and hell than to do what you do with the viscount. (VISC: I don't know, Sir, of what you have to complain; and if...) (to the VISCOUNT). I have nothing to say to you, Sir; you do right to push your fortune; that is quite natural; I see nothing strange in it, and I beg your pardon for interrupting your play. But neither can you find it strange that I complain of her proceedings; and we both have a right to do what we are doing.

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